TermsUsing this website

These terms apply to spacemproject.com, operated by Spacem Project. By using the site you accept them.

They also cover the Spacem Briefing, our paid email subscription. If you subscribe, the sections about it below are the agreement between us.

They are not the terms of an engagement. If you become a client, the work is governed by a separate written agreement covering scope, price, ownership and everything else that matters. Where that agreement and this page disagree, the agreement controls.

Read it, share it, quote it, send it to whoever you like. What we ask you not to do is narrow: don't try to break into it or interfere with it, don't scrape it to rebuild it somewhere else, and don't use the forms or contact links to send us anything unlawful or to send bulk unsolicited mail.

The design, text, illustrations, code and the Spacem name and logo are ours. Quoting a passage with attribution is fine. Copying the site, or a substantial part of it, to present as your own is not.

Client names, logos and websites shown as examples belong to those clients and appear with their permission. The industry photographs on the homepage illustrate the industries we work with; they are labelled that way because that is what they are, and they don't depict our clients.

The pages here describe what our software does and what it's meant to achieve for a business. They are a description of the work, not a guarantee of a result. What actually happens in your business depends on your business — your market, your team, your pricing, your follow-through — and on things neither of us controls.

Anything specific we tell you about scope, timing, price or outcome becomes a commitment when it's in a signed agreement. Until then, treat what's on this page as what it is: a description of what we do, written to help you decide whether to talk to us.

We keep the site accurate and current, but we don't warrant that every line is free of error, or that the site is always available.

Submitting the form is a request, and our reply is a reply. Neither creates an engagement, obligates you to buy anything, or obligates us to take the work on. Nothing starts until both of us have agreed to it in writing.

The Diagnostic is free and comes with no strings. What you tell us in it, we treat as described in our privacy policy.

Spacem Briefing is a paid email subscription. Subscribing is a purchase, and this section is the agreement that covers it.

Subscribing is also how you ask us to email you. We send the editions you paid for and the occasional message about your subscription itself — nothing else, and we don't pass your address to anyone.

Payment runs through Stripe. Your card details go to Stripe, never to us: we don't see them and we don't store them.

You cancel yourself, from the billing portal linked on the Briefing page and at the bottom of every edition. Cancelling stops the next renewal — it doesn't cut short the period you already paid for. You keep receiving editions until that period runs out.

Because your access continues to the end of a period you've paid for, we don't refund part-months or part-years. The free trial exists so you can read real editions and decide before you are charged anything at all.

If something genuinely went wrong — a charge you weren't expecting, or a period where nothing was delivered — write to us and we'll put it right. We would rather refund you than have you dispute a charge with your bank.

If a payment fails, Stripe retries it over a few days and emails you about it. If it still doesn't go through, the subscription ends and the editions stop.

Everything the Briefing sends you — the writing, the templates, the prompts, and the subscriber videos — is licensed to you personally and to the business you run. Use it, change it, put it to work internally as much as you like. That is what you bought it for.

What it is not licensed for is redistribution: passing the private video links to people who haven't subscribed, republishing editions, or reselling any of it. Forwarding one to a colleague is fine and expected. Systematically sharing paid material is not, and it is grounds for ending a subscription without a refund.

If the price changes, subscribers are told by email before it takes effect, and it never applies to a period already paid for. You'll have the chance to cancel before the new price starts.

We aim for three editions a week. Writing is human work and the schedule can slip; a late edition isn't a breach of these terms. If the Briefing ever stops for good, we'll cancel the active subscriptions so nobody keeps being billed for something that isn't arriving.

The site links to client websites and embeds videos hosted by YouTube. We don't control what's on the other end, and a link isn't an endorsement of everything a third party does. Once you follow one, you're subject to their terms.

The site is provided as it is. To the fullest extent the law allows, we disclaim implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement in connection with your use of it.

We won't be liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages arising out of your use of this website, including lost profits or lost business — and in any case our total liability for anything connected to the site or the Briefing is limited to one hundred US dollars, or to what you paid us in the twelve months before the claim, whichever is greater.

This section is about the website and the Briefing. It doesn't limit anything in a signed services agreement, and it doesn't exclude liability the law doesn't let us exclude.

We may update these terms. Changes appear on this page with a new date at the top, and they apply to use of the site from then on.

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules. Disputes about the website belong to the state or federal courts serving St. Lucie County, Florida.